Re: Lead in Lipstick--Urban Legend
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In a message dated 10/15/2003 10:15:51 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Kathryn
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> > >This is how to test Lipstick for "Lead".Urban Legends Reference Pages: Toxin du jour (Easily Lead)
> > >Lead is a chemical which causes cancer. Recently a
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> > >brand called, "Red Earth" decreased their prices
> >
> > >dramatically, why? It contained lead.
> >
> > >
> >
> > >The Brands which contain Lead are:
> >
> > >1. Christian Dior
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> > >2. LANCOME
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> > >3. CLINIQUE
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> > >4. Y.S.L
> >
> > >5. ESTEE LAUDER
> >
> > >6. SHISEIDO
> >
> > >7. RED EARTH (Lip Gloss)
> >
> > >8. CHANEL (Lip Conditioner)
> >
> > >9. Market America-Motives lipstick
> >
> > >
> >
> > >The higher the lead content, the greater the chance of causing Cancer.
> >
> > >After doing a test on lipsticks, it was found that the Y.S.L.lipstick
> >
> > >contained the most amount of lead. Watch out for those lipsticks which
> >
> > >are supposed to stay longer. If your Lipstick stays longer, it is
> >
> > >because of the higher content of lead.
> >
> > >
> >
> > >Here is the test you can do yourself:
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> > >
> >
> > >1. Put some lipstick on your hand,
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> > >2. Use a Gold ring to scratch on the lipstick.
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> > >3. If the lipstick colour changes to black then you
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> > >know the lipstick contains lead.
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> > >
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> > >Please send this information to all your girls..........
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>
Kathryn
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In a message dated 10/15/03 8:43:31 AM, KathrynJB@... writes:
<< Urban Legends Reference Pages: Toxin du jour (Easily Lead) >>
This was at the bottom of a long quoted page, and it doesn't have a URL, but
PLEASE, everybody, don't send stuff on without checking to see whether it's
true.
Ah... Lillian did send this:
Yet another urban legend: http://www.snopes.com/toxins/lipstick.asp
Mr. Rogers was NOT a sniper, and he was NOT a Navy SEAL (for example,
something else I received lately from a homeschooling mom).
There are websites that have the truth about these irritating chain-letter
e-mail rumors. Go to GOOGLE and type in some main words and check it out, or
if you don't want to bother to do that, just don't send the thing on to
anybody. I'm always especially disappointed when nonsense is passed on by
homeschooling parents, because it makes me wonder how careful they're being about what
they tell their kids.
Looking for conspiracies and dangers is fun for some people, but it's not the
purpose of this list unless the conspiracies and dangers directly affect
homeschooling.
Sandra
<< Urban Legends Reference Pages: Toxin du jour (Easily Lead) >>
This was at the bottom of a long quoted page, and it doesn't have a URL, but
PLEASE, everybody, don't send stuff on without checking to see whether it's
true.
Ah... Lillian did send this:
Yet another urban legend: http://www.snopes.com/toxins/lipstick.asp
Mr. Rogers was NOT a sniper, and he was NOT a Navy SEAL (for example,
something else I received lately from a homeschooling mom).
There are websites that have the truth about these irritating chain-letter
e-mail rumors. Go to GOOGLE and type in some main words and check it out, or
if you don't want to bother to do that, just don't send the thing on to
anybody. I'm always especially disappointed when nonsense is passed on by
homeschooling parents, because it makes me wonder how careful they're being about what
they tell their kids.
Looking for conspiracies and dangers is fun for some people, but it's not the
purpose of this list unless the conspiracies and dangers directly affect
homeschooling.
Sandra
coyote's corner
Hi,
Please forgive me....I thought I had checked it...obviously, I shouldn't sit at the computer first thing in the morning!
Janis
Please forgive me....I thought I had checked it...obviously, I shouldn't sit at the computer first thing in the morning!
Janis
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From: SandraDodd@...
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Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 1:22 PM
Subject: [UnschoolingDiscussion] Re: Lead in Lipstick--Urban Legend
In a message dated 10/15/03 8:43:31 AM, KathrynJB@... writes:
<< Urban Legends Reference Pages: Toxin du jour (Easily Lead) >>
This was at the bottom of a long quoted page, and it doesn't have a URL, but
PLEASE, everybody, don't send stuff on without checking to see whether it's
true.
Ah... Lillian did send this:
Yet another urban legend: http://www.snopes.com/toxins/lipstick.asp
Mr. Rogers was NOT a sniper, and he was NOT a Navy SEAL (for example,
something else I received lately from a homeschooling mom).
There are websites that have the truth about these irritating chain-letter
e-mail rumors. Go to GOOGLE and type in some main words and check it out, or
if you don't want to bother to do that, just don't send the thing on to
anybody. I'm always especially disappointed when nonsense is passed on by
homeschooling parents, because it makes me wonder how careful they're being about what
they tell their kids.
Looking for conspiracies and dangers is fun for some people, but it's not the
purpose of this list unless the conspiracies and dangers directly affect
homeschooling.
Sandra
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